Sauti Sol’s frontman Bien has the internet talking after disclosing how his relationship is with his Nigerian sweetheart, Chiki Kuruka who happens to be his wife.
The talented singer and vocalist shocked the world revealing in an interview that he wouldn’t be caught blocking his wife Kuruka in having some good time with some other sweet, and hot men if he can help it.
Bien says he cannot stand before his wife when she wants to indulge herself with one of her crushes reiterating that the offer runs both ways meaning that he can also go ahead and indulge in having entanglement with any of his crushes.
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“Me and Chiki have this thing where if I ever meet my celebrity crush somewhere and I am in a situation where my celebrity crush wants to ‘engage in coitus’ with me, then so be it and vice versa,” Bien-Aimé Baraza said.
“I don’t have a problem with it if that is what she wants, she should get it. You can’t stop a human being from doing that. But also I can’t catch feelings, I’m after her happiness,” he went on.
The couple has been together for three years at least but got married secretly in 2020.
Bien confessed that marriage tends to grow boring over time and needs to get fired up once in a while in different ways.
That might be the reason why Bien felt bad for his wife, Chiki when she went back with him to the hotel when she didn’t succeed to have an entanglement with some hot-looking guys in a Nigerian club who were buying her champagne.
Bien excused himself to quick smoke to give his wife a chance but it never became fruitful.
“There was a day I went to a club with Chiki in Nigeria, I even felt bad for her. I told her. The guys here are looking so hot, I feel so bad for you. I’m gonna go out and smoke a J, be hit on. Guys were buying her champagne and they were going all out,” he recounted.
“Even when we were going back to the hotel, I felt bad because I knew in the back of her head, she would have been with someone better but anyway this is life,” the singer added.
Bien and Chiki’s relationship is one in a million in an African setting, especially in Kenya where people tend to be protective of their spouses and/or partners.
